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@improving·Dallas, Texas·Joined December 2025

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IImprovinginimproving.hashnode.dev·6d ago · 8 min read

Observability-Driven Development

At almost every conversation around observability, I’ve noticed a pattern. Teams have metrics and logs in place but the moment tracing comes up, there's a pause. Either it's on the backlog, or it was

IImprovinginimproving.hashnode.dev·6d ago · 7 min read

Why AI Skills Are Now Part of the Product Owner’s Playbook

Product Owners have always been managers of information, i.e. translators. They sit between what the business needs and what the engineering team builds. They write specifications, refine backlogs, pr

IImprovinginimproving.hashnode.dev·6d ago · 18 min read

Your Prompt Is a Cross-Border Data Transfer

Every time you hit Enter on an AI chatbot, you are signing off on a data transfer with your prompt. Most probably, you have no idea where that data went, which tools it touched, or whether it crossed

IImprovinginimproving.hashnode.dev·6d ago · 10 min read

Closing the AuthZ Gap in MCP: Policy-Driven Tool Invocation Control

MCP Changed How Agents Talk to the World, But Not Who Controls It With over 17,000 MCP servers available to use, according to the Zuplo’s report, momentum around MCP is quite real, and it is becoming

IImprovinginimproving.hashnode.dev·6d ago · 6 min read

Stop Treating Legacy Systems as the Enemy

Many legacy software are built using "rapid application development" (RAD) tools like FoxPro or Microsoft Access. At that time, the senior engineers around, the ones who had spent decades with punch c